UK swimming pool firm in liquidation battle amid £44K debts

P&P Leisure Pools, which is based in Bedfordshire, is facing a court hearing at the Business and Property Courts in Manchester after which the company could be wound up.

This comes after Witney-based Certikin International Limited, a leading supplier of pool and spa equipment, claimed to be owed money by P&P Leisure Pools.

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The case is set to be heard on Tuesday, June 23.

On its website, P&P Leisure says it focuses on “crafting wellness-focused spaces that blend luxury with functionality”.

It adds: “Our expertise in full-build swimming pools is complemented by a unique selection of hot tubs and saunas, designed to provide relaxation and rejuvenation.”

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Its founders reportedly have 25 years of experience and it lists commercial and residential pools as examples in its portfolio of work.

In its latest company accounts, for the year to April 30, 2024, P&P Leisure said it had two employees and recorded creditors falling within a year of £43,682.

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Its accounts for up to April 30, 2025, were due on January 31, 2026, but are currently over four months late.

In the last couple of months Companies House documents have shown that on March 31 an order to dissolve the company was filed.

On April 21 that order was suspended and only a week later it was discontinued.